HDR photography Trailer for Silicon Valley Timelapse

This is a trailer for the newly released film silicon valley timelapse. In this trailer we show the amazing imagery HDR spectrum capture provides.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Trailer
• film
• indie
• independent
• movie
• HDR
• high
• definition
• range
• Sunnyvale
• mountain
• view
• time
• lapse
• timelapse

[N8north]

Cannon 30d's have an easy Auto Exposure Bracketing. You just click on it and dail your exposure range up to 2 1/2 steps. Needs external timelapse device like nikkon. Im thinking of spoofing a bond movie opening for the next trailer. Also I put up a couple of negative politial ads about my timelapse film.

[milapse]

Nice! your tonemapping is a bit severe for my tastes but very interesting nonetheless... How many brackets?

[N8north]

3 brackets, shooting 700,000 frames (after tone mapping) would have been a bit too much in 5 frame. We max out the tone mapping because people haven't seen it before. We are going to make another feature length film in 100% HDR, if we ever get anything resembling a budget.

[milapse]

I'm going to assume your using Nikon bodies(?) Which ones and how was the shutter life? I've seen around 170k out of the D200 and around 140k out of the D2H. My biggest complaint about Nikon is the 1eV step limitation for pro bodies. I've been hammering them for 2eV. FWIW, I've done a handful of 9 bracket sequences! Amazing dynamic range....

[N8north]

Using Cannon 30d's They run about 250k clicks lifespan. We blew out 5 cameras filming this project, thank god for lifetime replacement warranties. Cannon does 2 step AEB. Any advice on youtube views? I made the most substatial timelapse work this year (84 min), and I've got like 30 views. I see a "first timelapse on my 4 dollar webcam" video and it has 17,000 views. Any idea how this works?

[endocondor]

HDR = High DYNAMIC Range, not "definition".

[Lesny14]

Neat, And I always thought it would be computer games catching up to photograhpy and not the other way around ;D

[RIPEorROTTING]

The dirty sensor killed this time lapse for me. At least clone them out. Just my thoughts.

Where in the south bay are you?

[SVTREMADE]

@jegriva It's possible only in timelapse because the slow enviromental movement allows for 3 frames in rapid succession to be used as one. There's a 720p copy of most of the film on my channel and you can actually see the ghosting caused by the process in faster moving objects like cars.

[jegriva]

couldn't be possible to take real film, by using three different cameras with only one source lens?

[stonestreaker]

Holy Dumb Crap in this case

[quaxk]

that hdr crapfest just look downright silly

[hubidybrubabrubMKII]

yeah exactly

[OmniGuile]

Already use in the making of video game ^^